Founded in 1853 and rooted in Catholic traditions of charity and justice, Catholic Charities CYO (CCCYO) supports families, aging and adults with disabilities, immigrants, and youth through social services and opportunities for healthy growth and development.
Catholic Charities CYO is known, respected, and valued as a leader in providing direct services, advocating for social justice, and collaborating to define and address the most pressing human services needs in the communities served. The organization’s core values stem from basic human principles - respect, compassion, and accountability. CCCYO remains determined to compassionately serve the most marginalized and vulnerable, regardless of circumstance or religious affiliation. CCCYO’s clients represent all people: individuals, families, children, youth, adults, and seniors. The organization welcomes everyone with compassion, understanding, and respect; its results change lives.
Catholic Charities CYO is one of the largest, most-comprehensive human services agencies in Northern California, serving more than 70,000 people annually through more than 30 diverse programs in San Francisco, San Mateo, and Marin Counties. As an integral part of served communities, CCCYO plays a pivotal role in keeping community neighborhoods diverse, productive, safe, and healthy.
Catholic Charities CYO creates lasting, data-driven solutions to some of the most pressing human challenges in its communities: homelessness, aging in isolation, generational poverty, HIV/AIDS, inequality, and immigration, to name a few. The compelling stories that result from CCCYO’s programmatic work inspire and drive all those associated with its efforts. The organization thrives on making positive changes for individuals and families. Success is measured in the number of people served and helped with the quality of care and programs CCCYO provides. These programs are fueled by diverse and dedicated staff, caring volunteers, and generous donors.
This iconic organization, although vibrant and more relevant than ever, is prepared to redouble its efforts to further strengthen and provide visibility to its position as the leading human services agency in the Bay Area. To that end, an immediate critical area of focus for CCCYO is the organization’s fundraising operation; a robust, growth-driven, integrated fundraising program that values both relationships with a variety of communities and data as essential for CCCYO to meet its ambitious goals and objectives.
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Position Responsibilities
Catholic Charities CYO seeks a deeply experienced and dynamic Chief Philanthropy Officer (CPO) to lead all aspects of the development enterprise, unifying all elements of the fundraising operation, driving innovation and outreach across multiple channels, maximizing impact, and achieving significant, sustained revenue growth. This is an exceptional opportunity for a motivated and mission- driven development professional to play a leadership role, enabling significant transformational impact on contributed revenue, and ultimately further strengthening CCCYO in making the Bay Area a safer and healthier place for vulnerable communities.
Specifically, the Chief Philanthropy Officer will be responsible for:
Profile of the Successful Candidate
CCCYO seeks an energetic, outward-facing, hands-on fundraising professional who shares a passion for CCCYO’s mission, combined with a strong interest in addressing the community’s most vital issues and the ability to position the organization as a community leader. CCCYO embraces the attributes, characteristics, and perspectives that make each person unique, respecting all differences, visible and invisible, and challenging prejudice and bias that consciously or unconsciously target people from all walks of life. Just as CCCYO is dedicated to the principles of justice, equity, diversity and inclusion, the organization expects its staff, partners, volunteers and supporters to commit to these same values.
More specifically, CCCYO seeks a professional who has:
Start Timeframe
We seek to have someone in place by early 2025.
Compensation
This position offers a competitive salary and provides excellent benefits. We actively welcome all candidates from a wide range of backgrounds who have the skills to join and help lead this dynamic philanthropic institution – regardless of compensation history.
Salary $ 195,000
To Apply
All applications are held in strict confidence. Please submit your credentials and a letter of interest to our recruiter, Liliana Benedict at: [email protected]
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $195,000.00 per year
Benefits:
Schedule:
Work Location: In person
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